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Did Kusum Karna die from swine flu?
No, he died in the war on the 17th day. It was a war between Kauravas and Pandavas. Arjun fired a weapon upon distressed and unarmed Karna and killed him.
What are the famous bows in Mahabharata?
Arjun's bow - Gandeev Karna's bow - Vijay
What actors and actresses appeared in Karna - 1963?
The cast of Karna - 1963 includes: Muthuraman as Arjun Savitri as Bhanumathi Ashokan as Duryodhana Devika as Subhangi Shivaji Ganesan as Karna Taraka Rama Rao Nandamuri as Bhagwan Shri Kishan
How many sons did arjuna have in Mahabharata?
6 sons karna dharmaraj bheemsen arjun nakul and sahadeva
Who is better between arjuna and karna?
Karna was better as Arjuna was blessed by Krishna but Karna was carrying lots of srapa.
Who is stronger when it comes to war between Karna or Arjuna in Mahabharata?
Technically Karna was stronger and most powerful since he learned the art of warfare from Parasurama but did not get certified by his master because he lied to him to seek the knowledge. Whereas Arjun learnt the art of military science from Drona in proper disciplic method and got certified by drona as the supreme archer.
What is Mamta Kulkami famous for doing?
Mamta Kulkami is famous for being a Bollywood leading actress. She starred in many movies which include Aashiq Awara and Karna Arjun. She is also known for her topless photography.
Who is the mother of karna?
kunta is mother of Karna
Who is karna's wife?
Vrushali was Karna's wife.
Who killed karna in mahabharat?
Karna was killed by Arjuna
Is karna a pandava?
No!First he was not a pandava ner the kaurava.And because Karna want to kill arjuna Bheema said no way!But Dhuryodhana was wild to hear Bheema and made Karna the King of anga.So karna and Dhuryodhana had friendship.So Karna is a kaurava.
Who is father of karna?
The father of Karna, the warrior from the Indian epic Mahabharata, is Surya, the sun god. Karna was born to Kunti and was adopted and raised by a charioteer.
